Sentence examples for a reasonable sentiment from inspiring English sources

"If there's going to be one, why?" This was a reasonable sentiment that Mr. Jonze, the veteran director of music videos and feature films, happened to verbalize as he was overseeing a new music awards show.

There is a reasonable sentiment that since not all black Americans fit into the narrative of despair that Trump describes, it's wrong of him to characterize us as a struggling monolith.

But here's a truly reasonable sentiment, the universality of which we all, no doubt, can attest to: "I just don't want to die in a really horrible or nasty way".

It's a reasonable view.

That eminently reasonable sentiment appears as an epigraph to Mark Katz's "Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music" (California; $19.95).

A President's heart and soul tend to consist of deeply reasonable sentiments, unless he's Lyndon Johnson.

Card checks were once prescribed by the National Labor Relations Board as a reasonable way of measuring employee sentiment.

A reasonable landlord.

— a reasonable goal.

A reasonable question.

seems a reasonable estimate.